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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

RAILROAD OFFICERs.-T Richmond and
Danville Railroad Co. has assumed control
Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
eia Railroad & Thomas, general man.
sger OF the Richmond and Danville Co., will
have charge of the East Tennessee Co. in
she same capacity. with headquarters in
Washington. Henry Fink has been APP
pointed vice president of the consolidated
company. with office at Knoxville. Major
Peyton Randolph will be assistant general
manager c. H. Hudson. late manager Of
the East Tennessee system, is. under the
new organization, general superintendent OF
The lines of that company. Sol. Haas is gen.
eral traffic manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

REPUBLICAN MEETINGs.-Pursuant to
call, the republicans of the county met in
their respective districts last night to choose
delegates to the convention to meet on the
nth instant, 10 nominate candidates for the
county offices. The fight appears to be
principally for the Office of commissioner of
revenue, for which H. Holmes, the present
incumbent, and J. w. Wormley, both color
ed are the candidates.
In Jefferson district r. Allen, w. Worm.
ley, John Pendleton, Thomas Owens aud L.
Green were chosen delegates, two of whom,
it is said. are for Holmes aad three for
Wormley. i. Allen acted as chairman of
the meeting.
Ia Arlington district the meeting was of a
most disorderly character, and adjourned
without making nominations. The Holmes
men, it is said, were largely in the majority,
but w A. Rowe, who was Wormley man,
acted as chairman. Mr.. Edmund Burke,
who is q candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney, spoke ut both meetings.
In Washington district delegates were
elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05
LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT Or STOLEN-Our BLACK DOG Jack
IL lamo in right hind leg; white on breast;
gray under chin and about twelve inches high.
Was last seen about o'clock on the evening of
April &c. A reward of So will be paid if returned
to the engine house dead, or SO if returned alive
my4t HYDRAULION s. F. Z. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05
JOHN i. BUCHANAN,
Super nteDdent Public Instruction.

Board has been secured for 355 ladies and
gentlemen, independently of the hotels,
should the met ting of the Institute be held
here OF which Snpt. Carne is now sanguine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

n, ' a
3 T. Voddey esq chairman Citi=eas' Committee:
Dear Sir You are respectfully advised of the
receipt of your letter, informing me of my selec-
ton as 4 candidate for the Mayoralty on the cit-
1,ns' ticket, aud in reply have to express my SYM
pathy with your movement, so far as its efforts
tend to the prosperity of the city in which we
have a common interest, by liberal policy in all
matters of legislation that will encourage immi-
grafton aud capital and active works to our city,
and by Just and impartial execution OF the laws,
giving security TO property and maintaining the
peace aud we'll being of society.
Fully approaching your confidence accept the
p,scon rendered and will try by all means in
my power, if successful, to merit tho confidence
OF the whole community by faithful discharge
of the duties Of Mayor. Respectfully yours,
JAS. s. DOUGLAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

The SUMMER NORMAL SCHooL.-In an.
swer to n strong appeal from the City Su
perinteudent Of Schools for the location OF
me of the Summer Normal Institutes here,
~ following letter was received yesterday ::
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
RICHMOND. May Sd. 1887.
Prof Richard L. Canle. City Superintendent Public
Schools, Alexandria. Va:
DEAR SlR-Your favor of the second instant
calling my attention to the advantages your city
oilers for summer normal, has been received. l
have been considering the location of the Institute,
aud have concluded it would be wise to make no
definite arrangements until tho meeting of the
superintendent, May 18th. You will then have
an opportunity to express your views. In the
meantime I win carefully consider the matter,
an we will endeavor to make judicious selec.
ton of the points at which institutes should be
held. Very truly yours,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

ACCEPTS THE NoMINATIoN.-Mr. J. S.
Douglas, recently selected by the citizens
committee a. a candidate for the Mayoralty
in opposition TO the democratic nominee, has
accepted the nomination. The following is
his letter ofacceptance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

New YORK, May 5.-Cotton nominal; upland:
10 15-16; Orleans lis futures firm. Flour
quiet and firm. Wheat higher. Corn unchanged
steady at 81 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-05

BALTIMORE, May 5.-yirgnia is consolidate
80; past.duc coupons 60; 10-40s AZ; new 3
&c bid to-day
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-10

LOW PRICES

fla9 reets So ifoaaeues or. s.n
4nc -l..sIae-
lf.a ot fae laaa 4rt L.aaa e
b.easaea eoit.rs l-eeH asfa
Short isrEi.s ..tss lufg. s. a.l
yard
saon itaIfal t.e essf arfaa sflt
per N.r.. e.flh i--.
600 N.fas ..I.fe .ht .e.th sIaa.
s4s sIet l.4His. s o-~e ps sara.
tHtta is.y >ist. sf eolois 4al bl
80. le.eE
$50 So cd Iatss L.osn Cal4fs -nf
ceis. r.sni enc ian,y. 81 e. q. &c ESQ
oo Dosrr Lstiss Chem leslie Collars.
q tC ~afn lag
90 hoass h@stt.ng1, Se prf ftsc
sra ape 4lt
1000 P.sees oi Rilhoa. al eolsfs. "a
IS Ie a .ealta Ill
500 ha.su Linen i-ass 81 sss psf ao4su
yafrt.
r.. bes 2os .ni 10. Coae,s in sAs
cD
Gents waoi soess. o. - f-2 and
i5c
GOO Dozen Misses ans Ladies
Wooi Hose 90. % 80 s snd Dos.
ecfft couDls
asC iof ac uniaunaefsd sh.rf
soc Do en- Ladies Linen enc u4lo1
HsncAefeh.ofa. S. q. q and ioc
q loi 81 Ladies Sctst Muslin Under
syraf 81 hall. Irle to doe
eal go sri of genuine Horrrt ies-
soon aassfusec sts closing -oai store
ai e4a.
We eaes fan hre a. Cfoelers su1
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-10
DOWN AT PLAlNweLL.
The Walking Match Death OIL a. Lyman
The Sew Postmaster.

PLAywfll Mich, FEB. IA twenIy-siK
hour walsiag contest commenced a. the
rink tonight az halfpl-t seven. There
being eight contestants for the champion
chip of Alesan county, and half of the
gate receipts.
L. q. Lyman who has been suffering IN
tef e oa from a cancer for tour years died
last ~undaq At his death IL nai eaten OF
one-eaT AMI nearly one side 0f the face aud
eve exposing the lTAIl.
i. 5 Roe rs prominent Democrat has
received the appointment OF postmaster
here. li he j, confirmed be viii take tie
position February D.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-10

We are TIE larges aud only
exclusive buyers Of JOE iots
and bargains Of al. kinds IL
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-10

rts.... rt- .-..laNs -s+-,-l.
C,r-ffN.. Feb. Last evening Rev. c.
J. DeIoe state Senator from Oakland
county addressed meeting Of lsbo-ng
men ou "Ihe Rights oi Labor from the
standpoint 9I the knights I'd Labor creed.
VI Ashley lr. is tO be here today 10
t-v aDs persuade Cadillac capitalists Of his
ur6yin- desire ~ bring the r., a. A. ~ \.
la road here aaG To gef possession OF those
So. .0to city bonds ayaiu
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-10
The BOSTON CAR STRIKE.
No Cars Running The Nst Temperate
orderly and Con4dsnt.

U,sloN Mass, Feb. $40 cars were ran
todav ore either Cambridge or South Boston
horse railroads. and few. II sny new il.-
have applied 40 the stables for work The
men are quiet and orderly aud iev of them
except the pickets are o. he seen iu the
streets Before the adjournment Of their
meeting this morning every man pledged
himself % abstain during the
strike from the use of hl-
uor- and from fre4uenuns the saloons
and thes are keeping the pledge 10 the .ef-
ter. Al ihe Yves. ~omervilie stable severa.
strikers aidrd fhis morning in freinr fhc
horses. 10 the South Boston tie-up tae.e
ar n0 IMPORTANT developments ose o' tle
strikers today uumatea .o q reporter t1at ii
she COMPANY Hoes n1t -.ye ia FL the street
railroad men iu Boston viii br ordered olf
I'll, Sogth Boston railroad oil ned TO-DAY ip
pay OF its striking emp'oves up O. sunday
ni-hi lat tae men fl'ukluc tlis wa au
attempt to pre- ualcc 1rm before the public
hv making ii sprear at fhey ser5 .u need
of money refused 20 receive UeIr wages
The men NJ a c1untun cation tu ths.f
brethren az tne ta1-sp CAMBRIDGE road
Offering sympathy snd financial af1
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-10

Reports ,rom fhe country slos more or
i.t. lauags iu all d.-eclous 80 Lowell
81 river undermined several tuIiliu-s
ard sotls of them had o. ue anchored CD
Keep them 'rnm oeins carried into Grand
ser A large part oi the town va lool-
sa. hut tne vaIsr subsidized somewhat yes
fs~lay aui uo further damage is expected.
A. Cstcate fhc old wooden bridge was
carried away all az the iow lands were
..ft-el H.tu water t0 q depth az several
fe. Bridges farther Up the 1h)Fnapple
are reported ilmayed
l4lloerfon Dree1 mort .Of the city. VA o
p -se- han 1uown for msny wears and the
car, At the Soldiers Home was badly
damaged
D.-rm nei not to Be or'doae by the
o.aer streams around the VALLEY llty. Plss-
iar cress took \ bOldsy on Tues anil
paved havoc With every,hinr flaf came lu
- va. i- oFell0we1 as banks are i1r
.-rera. hours assumed TIE proportions oi q
s1r afe-. Nhe.e fh- stream
.-a.scs .he p.4 haIana. 10 stage r.a- lea.
..e IoFn a.I it swept f.e oiIee 3 ly
eal "a. re.ra ar1ui a ,ai.e Hest tra
.a-f from .e tas.rriu-s art chopped ir
Irtn rHs as Ia sr Nafr
damage t0 rIefe-1 orre. .s t.e love
land. aul over - Division
ru.a's ~.. he r.e- lo aF-
ga. alt. gre lr- -- .lr - rea-It.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
ovE6LooKs a rlsTINcTloN.

Ihz Detroit Free Prsss Grges shs rednc-
ton % railroad fares by ine Legislature,
aud argues that tie increased amount
os trsvsl woal1 make the reduction re-
suit 10 q benefit 10 he roads. This
would. psrhsps, be true IN the case Of lines
passinx through thickly ssttled sections,
a. 10 tao main line OF the Michigan
Central and tho Detroit. Grand Haven
4 Milwaukee, but il would not have ths.
eject in the c1so OF lines running through
sparsoly settled sections. for the reason
that Ike pSpal alton "a Lot tksre 10 draw
.1s lac. s-ssu patronage tiOGa. Il ssdac-
tiol II fars-, aus, as We have Observed
before. resast 10 poorer accomOda-iorH
81 tGsss iatsriOs reeds, whore ths &C.
coraods,ions ara already poor enough.
The Free Press makes the mistake o.
overlooking the diferiog conditions
urdsr which different FOsds arc operated
and ussiug It's conclusions on The prob
able effect On tas main Ines
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
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a. Grr - 3s1es t4a8sfrae sF~4.as icr the
esas4l lf lae bsptlst O1ereh.
Er r. A Coreea. props.es0Tsss of ths
Af1 1z8on ef. Yesterday u4orsigE far S0aia
hsl4 iaa-. Co. is~ gags a9ssaes.
Asasosd woei vss a. uamoat Lsss
gssiefisE adjusting trs lass of ihs West
M'ealsaa Lla er Company ia tasf fsc~At
ffe
Pete Sells tsas fnl force of biil-posies
81 tae eoHulfF YESTERDAY announcing 10 Toe
iasasrs see coalug 0t sells Bros great eiF-
cus. jeas a.
The b9ys q. engine hoass no. ?, have
heta gres.iy improving tae appearance o.
ths.l lrcez ly treating the same 20 new
cat oi g4laL
Ire ease - the People " Ole Avery and
others for ssssait va dismissed Ia Justice
Bcaris IS eolrl Yesterday. the complain
ant puit.rg iu no appearance.
Clsr.ss E-lner proprietor of the MoniA-
g-l- aaief msie IS a very pleasang cal
YESTERDAY CHARLES rsDOrts every thing
N.. g. Has no -nH IA
busi-s-a.
Pie fo.ioaias boats cleared lsom Port
sherman Yesterday. Propeller NeN Ira,
Oh c4so g. 90 re. lumber Prop. a B.
fsyiof. saugstUck. ~ cords slabs. total
lD4uCy feel lumoer sRd 50 cords slabs.
Chef FaIloa yesterday purcl ssei OF
Hsury Bros. horse 10 bs PCT on ihe truck
of ga gina house 10 4. paving Tor The same
f--f fae animal weighs 10 pounds aud
j. 4 " wears old. Another horse IS noT
ia order
Arrivals Yesterday were. Schooner kAfe
iyon konse simmons. fenobscos. Clipper
Il.y AMI Norms pfopeiloIs Annie Lalrs,
C.tv oi New York. Michael Gr0h. Staff. Il,
Nsw Ers, Tempest, Mar O.oh ana q. a.
Johlsoo.
4 smaIl blaze ia the back kitchen %
jacob tieiz residence. corner JefrfsOu-st.
and Webster ave. ~ midnight Tuesday,
commrn. a'sd 70 the residence OF Z. +.
Friuk. Vae ira VAS quickly snbdued. the
Joiat los amounting 10 about fsOO. insured.
4 team attached 20 lummber wagon be
came frightened near The Arlington yester-
tay sfe-uoon, and started on q run up
Western-sve., tlr0wing out the Occupants,
p man ard boT, IA front of the Washing
ton House aud they escaped with tiight
bruises The tssTa coihded with teie-
phone oc'e near size upper depot. and were
brought 10 halt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

TrE PEcPLE kAc TVS sAl-s.o Acs.
IA a1s H9ase t>i2y. 10 BsKrs ~
-efzesnx rzii-1at taE~ IL tAh ets1e
M -s - - 1--cs@-4 sai
Ylts p - Ss - ga hzI
les Ri sz4ii1. ths g<ss@a4sr rsts
ssr s'.ls. = l4a5s t1s apesial eriss hetf
are ~ 1itoas biiis. CanHos u -hizsa >
Lsxslaflrs Earn lssson fEes Ce0grsss
ssd - I1tsr State Conlseas il-oey
IS -sa "a k.Ls sboFs -aat.1zs4 ssss .a-
trosiassl, t1s lazEoaAs AsaAIp
po.ntsi Gus tAs.r astscss aa4. - ia iae
ezss 81 tns islsf-S,afs CeIa1sree bili
~ sksvs- hos sae1 a. eaae.lls-
Eeabl asfsa1 las pagzass ior wA.ea =
rss issroGaeeL TIE 1ss 80 asss ~
6, acs hAss btis sslil thss -hsg -6ss
.s zs4ss IA tie matter. s1ss . 70 ssy.
s1sy "a nss saFs q, aay paollc teas1t
i1ak E0Gli Aeexzs saoaAi ta-y gsss, aRs.
shsg go. tasrs = c.a@cr 4uoqZ oar
s.4astst1sGls for sasa ava 80 ask tas
.sTasx Eso eoallaasasiy aozA aeoat
.1s Fz..Gosas. e bs lsss lei 5sll4ss th2s
trs Fs4Fssi frsz-ds1t sRa lao faiifo..d
g1azemaa e1usa1ass shaAf. eeru. lota'
.aes. vegetables sE1 ffuit luss - t1s
average e.az-n does \ .shsg laa rail-
s-aa zoe ths g4.Irosd rlsn are i1imlcsi 20
taa peoss, Bas - tas au5ac seah
Railroads 4rs aftealiasa ell zsspeTstirg n
80 red APE s1a .fon- elad manner IL
ss.eh they a. business, sat IL THE day
and a. cl competition tte people have
lal opportunity - -, even aah a1y
rllircsa t1ss ezh.s.,4 la-au or cga-
lsaphbls spifik
there . 10 question brs iaa Michigan
Central aaa Ls-s saoss & Mlshizan
soaihsra, sad psFhaga sns GesDd Iruuk
and its branches. eoall se1sd 10 carry
pazssagsgs IA Michigan st swo csnis per
mila Bas with this rate whst would
become Of the @. +. & 7. an - numer-
Gus breaches, tas Chicago Il Wss. Liehi-
gaa. ths Defros. Lsnsing 5 Northsrn eea
many other roads GA soisA sad rsduc-
ncu would De m4ls9 wherever lhsrs
sro composing linss the rate would drop
10 ths loser hgurs TIE graded BAo-0eg
clll soail - q tzrcs, fos nndes l, The
slls6igan Central would have tvo-cs-t
rs,o from CMc1gs 10 Detroit, while irom
Cfand Rapids 70 Jaczson, ths MicaiXhn
Centra' which u the Grand R.Yeg Valley
hsilrosJ) would n.vs & two-sDd e-haf
cent rate. The graded OIL would ALLOW
ths d. l.. & \. 70 charge three cents per
miis from this city TO Detroit. whils tine
ID. /. III. could ask only swo cents. What
would bs the result? Ths D., l.. s \.
Vonld be compelled 10 cut to two cents
or tear up Is tfssks.
Ths LsQsialurs should pause and re-
lee. before q votes 70 reduce the railroad
fares uuder sithsr q he bills proposed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
a - TELEscosE - 80.

a GREAT TELEsCCpE FOR SALE.
Since ths property C the Cnivssai y
a. Chicsx0 bes bean "a zsd ~ ibe Caion
Nulual Ias Insurance Company under
8 norigaxs fsrseiosars. e bas become
nscesssry f5r ,ts Chicago Astronomical
Society e. renlovs from TIA E-lo8ds
ere fnssruaiao.s m tie Dssr-
bo-a ohsersa'erT. aaoux which io tas
srast telescope. whien. vasn broezht 90
Caienzc. U.s. a. largest AL bssi rsfract-
~ instruments in iEs World. and ass
EoF lev Il say saperorl Thsse instFu-
rasris have r. he removed ~ithia SIXTY
DAYS sftsr NOTICES bv the n1or'xaesss. ard
ragotistcns ara Fuin0 CT With zoe J1 a.
serrtiss of Lake forest and ETsrstoa
for their sac. Fcstnusiei7 for .ae Papa
tsi.on of he city ~ Chieezu. t1ere ara
a tsw u,.n in e rho have ana8Fh interest
10 educational matters and sncuxh prlse
ia the citY. 1o fsal sons morafcstoa 81
seei8g ths s-ssl instrument sskau Rssv.
nnd 90 mske su EFFORT to raise mcney
enccxh - retain b. It is dauhif1.. bow
ever. ahet8sr The s-ort vii succsed Tee
prosabilitY IS iaat she x7ssA growing
csfy, which pridss itself ca baing sls
aefropolis e the West. WI iaeur an
ofser ssEra,s sirailsr - test q insnrreI
whsn 4 allowed - University e. be
~sus~a Nc ~ mortgsg&
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Schooner Annie Norsa South Chicago.
S0oo0 feet lumber, sch. Stafford. Chicago.
2eo 600 shingles, Propeller City Of New
York. Chicago. 81. 900 feet lumber sen.
Rouse simmons. Chicsgo, $4,000 feet lum-
her. prop. Annie Laura. Chicago. 30 coo
feet LUMBER, pruP. Tempest. Chicago, 100
O0o feet lumber and l05 oDe pieces latb,
sch. l. Al. DAVIS, Chicago 2o0 600 feet ium-
Der tcn. Driver Ceicsgo. 100000 shin
glcs sch Topsy, Chicago. 40 cords slabs:
sch Apprentice Boy. Chicago. 200 coo feet
lumber; prop. Michael GFoh. Chicago, s0o.-
coo feet ium Der, sch. Kate Lyons 200 00c
is>t lumber Total 2,4o5.OO0 feet lnmber:
p eccs lsth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

The House q Representatives. very
xindly appropriated $50 ol tho Ssats's
money, on Iussosy % pay private GsOts
incurred oy one DAKIS. VINO recently
soaeitsd VARIOUS sums of money for p
number q Representatives,, thoagh foF
soma rssson ho did rot secure tho de-
sirsd subsoriptioDs. Tia $40 is to pay
the lswysrs Who advised D.KI 70 plesd
not guilty. thus incisring ths unEeces-
sRry expense % n trial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

TAs reported dscius q Joan BnTSur's
usniai powers. while Is viii be widely re-
greiisd. viii ssrvs, perhaps. % explain
ths sluggish eousesvstism which has
ls,s.y sa0vD itself ia Ia character. A
famous msl. shose career OF The whois
has been - iavorabls 20 human progress.
whose position has bssn royaly grand
on 50 many SUBJECTS s6acii3E Liberty and
squshty. hAs r.ghs "a tae largest in
dsixsnes II il o1s crisis. tozszd th8
ciosa of his dsys. ths cisa-nsss ot his
v.sion deserts hi-l
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

WssmSsrov. Nav ls.-Mr. Hyatt SAYS
10 sifi Gct isse chsr<e Of the Treasurers
oiEcs before ueEt week. a. is vii require
sewers ls7s 20 perfect bic ouiei1 oosd and
60 comply rith certain n-hss requirements.
tie returned 90 Ncrwala. Conn, lass even
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

HzSay gEoGGE's society is cot likely
70 evolve any better plan 20 prevent
poverty tran The he simple rule. Spand
less han you earn. Trying to gst more
than you spend won't aiVays work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
Miscellaneous.

INANTED-C sToHEEs FOR no LOADS or
W dfF Haife pine e1t ugs T. any prfsoa
Hfinr rfail nile ~ pli ffs'tary We VII fiifef
ifr7e los0 o. frv Tine kniunFs fr kffa Goa
f1ner. usils lar.s lusutifics and ulgee 6fsaiIlr
iron fto =. .fsry Hiil q. wei ~ csi gp Mgunf 4
Hllefs f0x tac-lrF. Frout aud y 4 J.
Telephone 3l. -
WkNTED - All rsERs CF GASOLINE
~ yeFes % osii 0n "a Means. IA fnltoa-sf.
far gasoline rrsers prom pity Sd c1. siso stoves
cleaned el.a ~ g.iei telephone s - june -
7 kWN FFaTL1zER "A GOOD MANY ART
II lorgetf.nr ~ n<E'ecff1g 80 ga fertilizers on
fhsiT lrFns tht. -rfing lus cannes hsrs rice
isrns autcs- fau care for faeT1 sDt they Ece3
feefiine O. 1aff them look god. trast as Yoa
"a. tfcr sees store. - Cana .-r- yru fsH ast
Ine Central Park lawn Ferifiser. sFhita wiH re-
rc~ n'f grsss rotteT tnsn noTlhtaE son csn grt
60. T fauorealE lFu
pHoFf sroNaL NURSE NRs -HOeK. Rrc
! ss..arssrord af re esdiEg rhgf.c.fus ear -
f8and r. 81 N0n-re l9iH
EkNE- ~ Bl.kfEEs SEW BOOK aP0fdTI-
y "A. fffri.fi1us frestlaz rhe tn1es ~ tht-
rsFerf razgIt tae ifs - e' fhe fst. riv. SER
sice Refr-sn GO Crest labor l8eeioa. Frs.bfni-
tcl Irsn Hare Rue si.Fer fratierr ere Tsrlf
rfr. esa fe4ms 20 pages. g 80 81 81.
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barx TsleeropA. It wouI doubtless
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Thoss who have been srsns- Atlantic
. rasssn zsrs by The Caua-1 iiue and Dad
- endure lie inaixni1iss q, tho aris,o-
craac ofiosrs. VII NJ. mourn because
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Representative CRoss % Bsrrisn
county. deserves a monument FOR the
ksroic services be has doas ia tho interests
of honest lie insurancs methods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

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phia Times would study the geography
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

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